In a typical year, the week following the final Federal Reserve meeting of the year would mark the beginning of the holiday drift. Trading volumes would start drying up, news flow would slow to a trickle, and investors would essentially pack it in for the year. This week, like so much of 2025, won’t be…Read more
What a Buy Typically, we’d start a Fed column by discussing the rate move. This time, we’re going to start with what we believe is the more important part of today’s announcement. Starting on Dec. 12, the Federal Open Market Committee will start buying Treasury bills again at a rate of $40 billion/month. This will…Read more
With the next Federal Reserve meeting front and center, investors should buckle up for what promises to be the most dramatic week left in the year. While another interest rate cut is nearly fully priced into markets, it’s not likely to be a unanimous choice. Fed officials have been openly divided since the last Fed…Read more
